Press Release & FAQ In advance of the publication of Philippa Langley’s new book and documentary, the Richard III Society (UK) has issued a press release and created an FAQ page to summarize the findings of Philippa’s team. Visit the FAQ page Read the Society Statement on the Princes in the Tower And don’t forget to tune in to the documentary airing in the US on November 22 on your
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Philippa Langley & The Missing Princes on PBS
What really happened to the Missing Princes? American viewers will have the chance to delve into this unsolved mystery when Philippa’s investigation into the missing princes will be explored on November 22 as part of PBS’s “Secrets of the Dead” series. Find out if one of history’s greatest cold cases—the imprisonment of two princes in the Tower of London—can finally be solved. Their disappearance led to centuries of mystery
Did Richard III do it or not? Let’s talk!
It seems like a new development in the search for the Princes in the Tower is reported in the news media every month. Philippa Langley continues to produce archival evidence suggesting the Princes were smuggled out of England and disguised as Lambert Simnel and Perkin Warbeck. Other historians, however, have produced evidence which they say proves Richard III had the Princes killed during his reign. What do you think? Is
Richard III’s Parliament
Speaker: Matt Lewis, Author, Podcast host, and former Chair of the Richard III Society To Register: membership@r3.org Have you ever heard that Richard III invented the concept of universal bail? That he was a protector of the emerging field of moveable-type printing? That his laws regarding property conveyancing are still considered legal landmarks? Or have you heard that he tyrannically bullied lawmakers and cynically adopted a progressive program just to